The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-28

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zion Vas held ~ Memphis. IN the state Q
Teanessee. having for rs object me develop
meat Of the resources o. me western an'
Southern States. one q ne mos pFominea
and far-seeing statesmen o. the country 'ofe
told the future greatness and Importance o.
| point ~ Deknlp Counfy.n ~ state o. Storzia
called Atlanta not far rom the village OF De
I czsur- The place was then properly called =
I point for Atlanta was then merely nam'
4 given % the railroad station here. having n
\ fair pretension 70 being either ? viiiaSe Or
city Il vzstwo years aiser ms tnas me nam
1 was adopted b. the people 81 ne iiste vlias
Of Narthasvil:e- when they proudly a<
Y qrired city charter. Experiencing
X All he tncIorn1 and struggles com
mon - municipal growth. ~ nal IN l1i I
population Of about thirteen Thousand Sool
thereafter the thunorr. q war sounded q
xbout her. and . besi<cd army occupied ne
strecrs and business plaee< her ou.Iu'n :
and property were DESTROYED % both armies
The bcsicscd and the be~icscrs. 70 s1cn "A eS
tcnt that when thc innaoitant> N pecemoe'
is5t returned 20 the city from which tney ~
been driven they found their homes wrccke
and burned. and their CITY scene o. snarre
and deso'1ie ruins Inusn = tnAs .nc N ~.